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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

Coxcosp " H. jane "a The House voted
fos United Ssstes Senator II 1905 to-isy
There wss q barge attendance az the members
snd she galleries and lobby we're completely
filed The hslloting proceeded quiessy. eacl
mans vote being watched with much sr'syess
Ths nsl, -,snl'ea a. follows Symon q 5rf'-
a. a. K-en- / Joseph Wentworth: o! Con-
rn-gi cimsn Nsrs'en, 4; Harry Bingham
Ise William f Chandler, 1855 NJ Cha~nse'
having rec~iw~ix msjorisy o. the votes cas-. The
Sneaker directed tina; his nsme he entered &C
The Jonrnsl IS the chnice NJ the majority ~ the
House. The vess for Mr. Wentworth was given
by Mr. I.ia independent ~ Atsicson that
fo- Gen. Griffin, by Mr. Young. OF Rrcnesseg
y Knights cf Labor memSer. snc thrse 10! u
Nsrs,on hv Democrats AL the Republicans
were nrss-n, ana voted fo- VI, Chandler Nj
Could Democrat w<> The nniy absentee in1rs
having hcen majority FIR Nj Chsndier ir ne
Senate - well a in the HNaSe. he = ets,'~a tnF
The unexcireSi term ~ tbe haze senator fihe
Ini-, the law both branches viii meci IL
inin, convention ~ noon te-nl'rrf~, wnec ING
Journal O, t~-i~v'> haloting will he cenpar~c
sn,i the for,nsi announcement Of NE taaaoiHr :
election male
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

The meeting a. ~eiAaA IL Tie ,,,.
above HAnlec road Gonasy "a. - lie
Ell he Citizens u Wel2ks as.s - >Saeac
readily accepted Las Proposition a. -. vastly
g stated by h&jor F~pwscs. IL xr.,,- = alsa,
'oaa Articles o. iaeor,orai,u. e shs
adopted s'ic al si.ciiot. o. osie-~ - sess
TO-DAY IN The FioTia@ sou'iaerr ..i.,.s, as' I
Nj kuiyh.. % tie J.zk.s.,v;,.. 0'asss-
Key Yves; Rad, . the euzln-~r r. asf
new rfad- H. vii cgnaaseac. r.. u
ROAD Fri'i4y, csmm@n1itz a. u &c. = lac
wor&'ng tilss way. 'yias oz t. s,-.s,.., = &C
already rur trou to- J4sxsygrjl,. Asss
Key IVES inns h off, az TO- = 20
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~ tour beu-. l. vi o. s,sn.;,,s .. '',' 's
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PAfsika Aa1 the II =. ss..s.s.iy -, "a
Peninsula - rE41GEa va. ass
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

Major a J. Russell has proven himself - he
the great benefactor Of the State. Under bis
and benefceng methods our public school
system Al a single bound, as il were leaped inlo
the first rank OF progress and intelligence To-
day we may tearlessly challenge comparison
with the best in the whole Union and no where
can we ind greater strides of progress, more
satisfactory practical results, better corps Of
teachers or a mere efficien, system Under his
mastery guidance marvellous change has been
wrought, and in moral and educational excel
ience and all things that tend 10 elevate emo
bic and refine both teacher and pupil, we excel
- W1Jdo Advertiser
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

Ia gro. s4Hws. system F1a-lda IA
a5de1 sn3't"r tXrcnsu1 ~ X severa' bun3re
,a..s- r tf-4a, At ~h-; ~, ~ know a. II
lamp, D.yisioa af ~ Florida Rnilwag ar
N.y51a'jar system " wil i'e formally opened ~
l,As. .tE~- ts4fhc mex, Monday, 2otA ins'''u'
In, extension : from Wildwood 80 Plant Ilty
4 distance ~ sK'y-one mites, which will maxi
lie distance from Jacksonville 10 Plan; City OF
Tampa lhiry mile les than by any Other
rouie AZ from Callahan u the same points
torly.niac mile. les. than by any other route
The neg stations OF the Tampa Division are
Oweasborn. Dade City and Plan, City
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Nsv% He~4L

Jacksonville Nsrs- He~4L5 Duncg Inc re
Get, session q. Inc Legislature quite I. humble
o gentlemen asreasv eploving greater - -
decree o, prominence a tne >sale gave addition.
evidence g.. l1el- tifn--s . serve tIe stat
WIKI urea success and credit Tne most rT0nl
men aud acIive member Q. 10" Legislature
acre II tn. @ena'. and n iha' boy Wa Org
mated and r~ertec,e.i many @, III measures q.
greatest importance ecfe0 on duTin1 II session
iasl closed I ~. president 81 tne Senate Hon
u II Mae-v pTovel himse oue q III mos
canabe and highly esteen-.i plipiI~ officers eve
Known N tn STATE
Among IN. leading me- of tn nodv NAV D
enumerated lion. : Il Mallory, Of Pen>acoia
Hon + i stockton O. Qalnrv; sen j. L
Wal o. Tampa Capf Il r Blackwell q Llyr
oaK Hon { y Sj-ven> Madison. am
others
t.nf the nrsi ,ln;@ - twenty year, Leon coun'E
including Talianasst-e was so; an. nouorSoir
represented hv ;. gent ielnan 81 EQUAL prom ineDce
H. an X Ma sA!s Assem- bia-1--E-. i
Wake J; WHO was At all times rno>f T,ren e
.uens hrure n IT,. BODY am n Arguments O.
welyhiv natter we:e li.teue,i % wiz msTRe
attention o9 d occasion NJ. y -.ikcr 0rsE-
mated and Formulated wjrh sigma success To-
features n me k4iiro.i COMMISSION BIZ gIylD-
~ ;.ppeal 10 3. Boar q k.yi~r> au1 the in
pres has nsen mace upou tn legislation O; iFe
session II /. manner that viii IL. olrsarve wits
satisfaction hv those WIN an0reciat- ine com
pilcations that iaciden. 81 al important
measures acted ~ tie Legislature al IL r.
cent session DtheT centierreE ~ Ine ulsilii-
yuis.ied BODY (isserve specia recognition ic-
their eminent services. buI space TO- limited
tor further remark
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

C.si-s 4 Co. of Tallahassee, have erected 4
s1Stinr icr house sHC propose 70 rircfaSe *
IN large Or smslI quantities and pay COOS far-cS
~
Tux fishermen a.. gisd ihAl NJ. Pe.o.'s flst
mi Jailed - oas- the Assembly o1~ vcln-
Representative. Hs0 II c Crawtor9 Wa ~
the lookoul tor the fishermen interest A1ct
-rs<iii j. 4uc MN M has mnde sc~ss rece--
AMI like his nehlt father always "a y toanc a
h,> roSl ~ ,!niv 'rrs' the voi~rs O. " ag1it2
vii rerncnher tbs ciG adaSe Nne1 vnr re, y
good m.n IL otticr keen him there
| an. honefu' tina su,'ahl- ar-&n -eTle-t~ c2L
"a made &, h.vt "a grand eXcirS,er - to- ~ 2
1alv A large crowd won't! cNa!" iron Tails
nassee an sbould tn arrangements y nEe-
har. the ci'izen~ O. C-awfe-tv:lit "! }ssu u
A tn, 10 ,nt : Marks lighthouse snti tier -
IN renowned sDr,ar> o. :a!s place ~ m
s,earne- WAlSafo.r;c4 woul1 h. s. erc2-s5o-i
nth taking
NJ Teraef whn = largeiv inserrs.e3 ~ -
1,r re- business III t7en-zia and Alanaraa VS. Sc.
\-woo-' 8 fe~ 1av. &C. az on beng SHOW
;a-,u-h tn gll-sens" heEnrnocks ri e4t sn hea
~ as 81 .nre ti.r ne STATED ms - ls0 trss
eieJ extensively ove- F,a.i1a An6 y * r.
co9rr- erce5,~7 aav county =. Eae STAT y: rn@
t.nloe. " Nenirr ma mad "a Las tsrv> g
o4tr io- :he,r larre hniv 81 .lmner lands nes'
;aI~ mace
Tue crops in this section 80 looking solen1i8
sne rams Rave rnfne th1~ tsT when mos neete1
an = ano,her IGn- storm 1ce- no comp unog
es nreal vs. o. ~ plentiful mex yes a. hiscs
berries az nov
Marks presented qrio lvefv appearance
OF oa:u-asv las. TEo country ts-opl. .u-nef
0ui - c. tne,r shopping an ana 20 spoucer
came II roT, = % tire, week. sup,'iv O weo,
aD- ws,e3
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The Jacksonville Nev--HeraLQ ENLARGED &c
Al eight nage, forty -eiyh1 column daily 81 the
irstclass with Geographic news service NJ
exce.ied by any iourna n the South, and edit
cd by q th0rouz n-go,ng SIMON pure dvei-in-
the-woo., sil-w'r,Lend a-varc-wide Democra'.
who is neither 3 Bourbon nor q Democra "io'
revenue only" surely and rapidly taking ils
proper place IN the front rank q, the heal q the
column of the profession in Florida ana II, ad-
vancement - that position is halted with ~
mixes satisfaction and delight hv ,be "nlaugy
pscs n Journalistic curs" who constitute a.
eording u The discouraged an di-comn;ed
inns mon the rank and file o. the Florida
press - >ccsiie fadependsnt
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

Il love to hear the praises of the wonderful
deeds OF Mcclellan. Grant, Meade and Hancock.
for If they were such great warriors fnr crushing
with their massive columns the thin lines OF
ragged rebels, what must be said of Ice, the two
Johnstons, Beauregard and jackson, who held
millions at bay for four years with their frag.
ments Of shstowy armies! Pile up huge pc
dcstals and surmount them with bronze horses
and riders in bronze. All the Union monuments
are eloquent IT the prowess of the ragged rebels
aud their leaders-D I'll HUI
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

The work Of the Legislature is now before Us,
and while Il i ~ no means verv complete. cor
siderlnq tbs ds,ractng operation OF the ion.
Senatorial contest ani the little une given -
Legislation IN the earlier portion Il the session
iic resg', = better than might have been antici-
nate
The most important measure adopted was the
Railroad Commission BIZ, il II accompanies all
that was expected This it will hardly do Ii
Is not easy 10 frame legislation which will, 10
is actual operations satisfy opposing interests.
Railways have become an absolute necessity
they have completely SET aside the old methods
O! transportation, and it would be impossible
now 10 return TO them
The best results of . railroad commission, it
seems to Us, are 10 be attained, not through in
flexible regulations but by jadicious use of
discretionary power in the hands of Just and
impartial men. who will consider both sides of
all contested questions and decide according 10
what is just and right
The first cost, the equipment and running of
railroads, is an expensive enterprise and requires
large aud continuous business to support it..
Many of railroads. It is said, are doing little
more than paying running expenses, leaving
nothing to pay interest on capital, and 70 replace
the wear and tear. Many the larger roads are
reorgarizing and scaling their Indebtedness
down one-half Or more. in order to be placed in
condition to avoid the constant accruing of in
debtedness for interest," which it is found il can
not earn Doubtless this is wise, and the only
judicious course TO pursue when q road runs
heiplsssly and hoplessiy behind
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

The general impression h that Chief Justice
McWhorter will not at present insist on the
Governors acceptance Of his resignation. This
is at least the earnest desire OF the reads Of the
popular Chief Justice. and the peopleof Talla-
hassee are particularly DESTROYS that he should
retain his place on the beach. Judge Nc
Whorter has made many warm penoasi friesds
here who admire him for hfs shilisy. acquire
ments aiAble disposition and alesaiak chsfscser.
7azahassss Correspondence 7SMsss. Uisson.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

-Non,lcc'," tess-th',or y have \ -
rror' q We ~ ne eslma'e' COS ~ roos.-rc'ln.
.,3 Gross lein-, tne - Wa t~ou Mnnacej" F.
.t.~ G-or-i. lTr. " observe beweve~ tl8A
M T : y IA awsv : nAkine s. esor. =
<err-- ~. -.rht {, VS. ron Tnnulasvii~ L. iI,t
t0-:a- ~te,4 nn4 Tals looKs favorable ! u
rnelnn grower. q B-ot,ks cpanfy ,rr-arcis. 81
.ra1 M a3var~e O. ibf-~~ a. jefferson county
Nv > iberA. oF fertilizers me 81 eDa1ie0 =
resli1e esrr from ti5""- melof 81 TRUCK cr0o$
W 0s,se-v,- tina Ia Wednesday ne ioT-
warc-d two ca loads q. neion- s. itI- Nor;ie-n
markets
-Ba-,ew A4cstao- foa~5e~ Nh. L ! C,aw
io;4 usaov q. tn lat Kec-sver O. Lands =
cutie II { ~. residence Nj TlCneG MI
GBSs II Thompson ~ YESTERDAY morning 10,
Mot,'le where na- uccepfec peslt'on g.
,rars5'rns. W.. Tar Wtl-o1 Cnief knelnee-
q Tn 3 Birmingham ar Mot'te kalirosd We
ne eo--v t. itrse NJ Tuomnsor from Barlow
ul VS. hu every success II AZ ner Position
A 4 c,vil euginee-. ~ stands !
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

l. advance - ;he close o. the adm ipis'ra,ioa
- n.y. Chl.f Ex-cn,Iv, ne hesitate no, 10 sav
ih7i he eovernmen, oi ;hi. State vii be note
f. The ability ard roof .en>e cf lis head GOV
er0or P.cry may ~; have sstisiei evcrveody
with has appointments |, wonld ~ dit1cul; 10
mi g. of'ic,r who holds The appointments 81
nerlnsnert situations 10 give genera satisiac
tior A. ange' couid 10; d. this BIZ; time
" I'll. Tn. c}ose.' scrHinv e BY. admins
ration wiN'show thai h has cOnscentiousfv
dene 70 he State the very hest thu in MS jnde-
men; c"uld ne dem No Governor since the
Inauguration o. thc frst Governor o, this State
IVA hai muet L contend with - PatItkI
RS~1Li
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16
7 b. Whitfield. ESQ.,, has established first.

j b. Whitfield. Esq. has established q first
class reputation as corresponding journalist by
his work for the Tsases- Union, and has con-
(erred more rcspectability upon that paper than
it has obtained In any other way. His exhaust.
i've legislative reports and comments that were
always sensible aud unbiased BY personal motive
or prejudice, cannot be too highly commanded
Tor accuracy, fairness and sound judgment.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

= s,4.s-.s,y - "a. eai5zsos 81 kEy Weas was
s.r E Dge feisDss Hal THURSDAY evening on
80 - - - Hsyos - give expression 10 Their
r.sas 2 fsge,c - sbe usNaas to w. adopted
- fass Bssr1 - iSsziti. IL r,ddng the city Of
s.-g~ seprs j1f tsOre especially 10 consider the
rs,.s,rlssy q fosc,ibiy removing ct necessary
" 80 seyes yasseu's ~ the hospital The Gill;
m, ssre ssaDss uDsniGBouz ia their endorse
lseit .. use zciipa heretofore taken by the Board
= Health End favored proper isolation OF all
cssa. t,Ui did got favor the sending the SICK to
the br,spi'ai unless they Were willing to GO
Il. Vet DezeDcrof
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

A. t-ss tesee cnes oE e. stersx- lr-y -.
o'1n1 ~'sAr-t' ~. e - -, . shgu
tas' t.sT p RI zziuaS g -lss~- "a n.-..,.. !.
u SlsaE--e-szt-rt Euunr m vurn-- = :, -
rne-Tls . y PRO. Hasr-.s, $780, I,
Ter BE- -aL.'rnra. !. g--u7.nn-t~.r : X.
n->, rt~r.ie-r = n ~o-ss r.. iss-- 49,,
1lsesses ~eagusss-=s ar cr-1,,.s,u,s g-zv;..- +
'Es'- 49, -tza-'~-cn. "a - nasga-i "a.
plrieg woinx. io>o tsne ~ s..s-Eit. n.,l, -
ne -u1ur i@ure aga --..a. satr-a,e~ ;.
ne nz-s-.s ss.sr -et.f,i+
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

Last Thursdays issue OF the Orlando R.
PORTER w.a' devoted TO showing the growth and
advantages Of Grunge county II was one OF
the finest weekly ISSUES, both a. TO typcgaphi-
cal appearance md cousents ever issued IN Flor
ida--Rhtaaka Nsses
III ID sasd Nj. Flasicf viii give St Augustine
the largest dsily pspsr in the Ssass next winter.
--fbla6ka Hrd1d Is
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16
We met Major u, Clair Abrams last Sunday

We met Major 81. Clair Abrams last Sunday
on the train, returning from trip 10 New York.
During IN interview with him We asked him il
he knew anything about the report of extending
the Sanford and Lake Eussis Road to BAY PORT,
on the Gulf. and he informed US that the insen-
ton was 70 build = branch from the T. A. d q.
to Bay Port. He mid that work on the T. A. &
G. would be resumed at once.-Sosrenso P-ess
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

We think the Legislature made mistake a
Tot making al appropriation for the Sub-Tropi.
ca Exposition Sins OF omission, gentlemen,
are a. hesnous as those of commission -DeL0nd
AgrtcgitaSlsf.
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ExEcTTTvE 0prTck.
TALL.AHassEE F.. .lnne u lSs .

Hea~-1St lEA-tsstsifT.F n N Nrnaif
SrR-I sr unAhle to give M apnrnva q th'
.S,l which originate! 81 i.e senate anG : err
TIED 81 Sc, = pe-mii Issac Mun9en an1 isar
Slepnens tn clear o0g Wscasassa Greek an ~
tributaries in Levy county. Florida, and 70 max.
the came Dsviraaie fn- logs and thinner
The trs, section walc!l Is CLEARLY within ~
score Of The title is unohiec'ionabie. oul -.
second section IN contemplation OILY o. WORK 'or
;he dong a winch NJ securltT y provi7e,
grants = Indfvi fu4i> thc exclusive enJ0vmen 2.
a public nigh; t.: se-ies ~ wears |, = Gres-
ionaoie Z even the mo-. !aI.hfu. ant dl0ren,
execution n IN proposed work woDi@ " a.
adequate consideration fo- M exclusion o. ~
public from III use o. such considerable wa'e-
wsvs a ne Wscasassa R,ve- an ite nCtne-ou~
tributaries Respectfully
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

The place for inyalids 10 recnperate is al
Murray Hall, Pablo Beach. Su
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

The Governor a.s died the fcnowiag veto

The Governor hss died the fcisowing veto
messages
EncvrrvT OvrsCx
TALLAHASSEE June Is, 1887,
H,ap-aAx n,sssasST e. sae Ssak,
SaR-Tne bill entitled &C, 70 Incorporate
The palstka Savings Bsuk snd Trust COMPANY.
which originated ia the Senate, scc was pre-
seuted TO me at the close OF The session or the
Sd 3ay Of June present fails - meet nv ar
provd The hin. without Suv Esre'eusc or show
al security 10 those whom II would invite 70
become deposisorS withoc, ever requirement
that fte subscriptions ~ the capital stock sh"n'c
ever be paid IN or in any wise he secured. pro.
poses 70 provide not onsy a savings bank and
safe depository for the funds a indivsdus :
especially Of tho>e o: limited incomes snG small
earnings whose losscs would entail certain SUI
seringl bot 70 provide u u,esrs by which ex-
ecu;nr>. administrators gnsriisns and Other
trustees arc even public cfac csNad shin al
responsibility fo- the funds nj heinsess rest~ss e
s-Hs: finn themselves 70 was; might. So tar a.
this bill provides be totally irresponsible eA-
ro-al5oG. can hardly conceive ~ Legislation
more dangerous 70 interests peculiarly entities
10 all the protection which ,he saw eau throw
around them, Respectfully.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16
EXECUTIVE CrrfCR.
TAIxAHassEg Fla. June Is. 1887

IALLAHASSEk Fla, IuNt fS, iNNf
Hss SneaS<- o. ssr HsaS % Representatives.
SrR-Tae hsl which originated IN the House
o! Representatives and WIS prosecuted te m"
duriug The closing hours ri the session. entitled
al act 70 provide for the purchase and preserve
,isa o. g; u township maps for tslr office
q the Commissioner % Lands and Immigration
a. the State Of Florida fails "a NEE, my sparc
va There seems NJ necessitv tor the h'll 10
become statute a. the whole matter y within
ne oowe- q. the trustees - the fand nu ~
which the oil proposes u make 'he aHHronr1a
hons Veyv respectfully
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

surf Bathing at Murray Hall.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-12

ing INTO it constantly more and more
hands to work for humanity, and more
and more hearts to love the King.
Mrs. F. Bottome, Pres, IS Washing
ton Pl., Ny. City,
Mrs. NJ. L. Dickinson, Sec'y, go
West 59th street.
Miss Helen Hamersly, Tres, 255
Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. Theodore Irving, 81 west ed
street.
Miss G. Il. Libby, IS Washington
Place.
Mrs. Francis Payson, IS West S6th
street
Mrs. Cortlandt de Peyster Field, q
East 10th street,
Mrs. ]. E. Ruggles, 226 East 18th
street.
Mrs. S. B. Schenck, So Irving Place.
Mrs. Isabella c. Davis, 3 Hamilton
Place, Boston, Mass.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-12

HERoIsM.-The man who walks Ae
streets with unruffled brow and peaceful
heart, though his business is ruined, his
prospects beclouded, and his family re.
duced to want who maintains his in
tegrity amid temptations. and brauIv
hopefully struggles against adversites
upborne by an unyielding faith in Prov
idence, is hero. And IN yonder ROOM
where that poor, pale-taced girl, through
long, weary days and dreary nights, with
aching eyes and wasting frame, bravely
battles off the gaunt starvation, or HOut-
ing infamy, with no other weapon than
a trusting heart and little needle
There is one of Gods heroineS.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-12
HIRTS AND HELPS FOR THE ORDER.
TIE Kings Daughters.

Each branch of the order consists of
at least ten members.
The General Society includes all bran
ches.
Any woman may form a branch by
uniting nine other women with herself
for joint effort in doing good.
Each branch may choose its special
work. Any thing, however, small or
simple that helps another human being
to be better or happier is the proper
work for the Daughters ofthe King.
There should be frequent meetings of
each, Ten, at such intervals as they NAV
choose, Such meetings should open
with passage of Scripture or hymn
and prayer. Reports should be given
OF the good accomplished, and plans for
future work discussed.
Whatever special work may be done,
all branches have the common work of
increasing the number of Tens. Every
member OF Ten may form a number of
Tens. One may be the Kings Daugh-
ter, and unite with no Ten. On the
other hand, tens may be formed without
adopting the orders chosen name. Zach
len may organize and elect officers, but
n 50 small a body it is not essential.
The one who forms a ten should keep a
list OF members and lines of work and
such interesting features and incidents
as mark the growth and purposes of the
branch.
1t is contrary to the spirit of SO elastic
an organization to define the routine of
what each ten shall be and do. These
points each must settle in accordance
with Its own conditions. The same suo-
geStlonS would not be helpful to all
branches, and any questions that NAV
arise IN the practical working of branch
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-12
n may be ns addressed to the member :
above o named Central Ten. ''''9S' Of dig
e. Badges &.s Circulars and Cards. ,,,,..
New York City. '''''ng''n Place

Mrs. KATE CHASE. vbo !
ames Hotel in New York : u i The ,n'S|
arrangements for the publication + l' 't1
biography Of her father, the Ists u n, 'A'
justice which she has pndprt 4't 'neI
write In chatting about the ma ,nsi \
sad that she found the labor ' ~ '1e
greater than she at first supposed 4 y,
has been advised to bring on e. ' q
first volume, Mr.. Chase ! coana,' .DS
with the war, as most Iikelv tobs at.''
nc interest in this period Of war ren e.
lseenceS and histories. Concernnr fl,
report that she will write a book ofn.. ~
sonal "reminiscences covering the period
Of her life in Washington, Mrs. Chase
said that she had not yet determined
upon that task, although strongly urged
to do so by.many of her friends.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-03-12

From LONDON: Figaro says, "Sone
people have wasted much supurlu0aS
praise in attributing the overture to 'Euo-
digore' to Sir Arthur Sullivan AS a
matter of fact it was written by Mr. liam
ilton Clarke at forty-eight hours notlce,
and do not believe that SirArthur couIu
have done more than barely glance 0v'l
it when the score was before MN at IlN
final dress rehearsal" Mr. Barton MI,
Guckin, the English tenor, WILL leave
the Carl Rosa company and VIII o5'V,S
himself to concert and oratorla WorA' HI
which he has latterly been acn'''l'
conspicuous success, 1t Is Salo 'ur rs, =. IL
National Opera Company arc cay
secure his services for next season